Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-30

the OTeQ0Ht0N from fOrJ IOW0S0nQ, washington
Territory, says: The steamer Aeon, which arrived
yesterday from Alaska, reports that miner had
arrived from the Yukon country, who stated that
the Indians and miners had engaged in a fight In
the interior, In which one white man was killed
and five were wounded and five Indians killed and
several swounded. There is no news as to the
cause OF the disturbance but 1t Is supposed that
the miners interered with the wives OF the
Indians.
A Monument to German.Anlerican
Soldiers.
CHICAGO May 3O.-About 5000 German-Ameri-
can citizens, veterans OF the war, soldiers and
ing. the object Of the gathering was to witness
the unwilling Of the soldiers monument, beaut-
ful work OF marble and granite. 1t is the first
monument raised In Chicago TO perpetuate the
heroic deeds of German American soldiers.
sixty Bodies Recovered.
EDINBURGH May 3O.-The search for the bodies
OF the miners who lost their lives by the explosion
In the Udstone coal pit at Blantye in Lanarkshire
still continues. Sixty-two bodies have thus far
been recovered.
A Baltimore Insurance Company Sus.
ponds.
BALTIMORE, May 3O.-The Industrial Life and
Accident Insurance Co.. of this city, suspended to-
day. 1t had been in existence four months, and
the business falling below the expectation OF those
interested the stockholders declined TO put up any
more capital. There will be no loss.
General Foreign News.
VIENNA POSTAL CLERK STEALS $4,000
VIENNA. May 3O.-A postal clerk named Zalevski
has absconded with registered letters containing
bank-notes to the amount OF $4,000.
| Canadian Farmers Want No Trade
Restrictions.
OsHAwA, ONT, May 3O.-At a special meeting OF
tho farmers institute OF the County OF ontario,
resolution declaring in favor Of the removal OF all
trade restrictions between Canada and the United
States was carried unanimously.
LONDON, May 3O.-Mr. Daniel Manning left
BournemOuth for Liverpool to-day. He is well.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION, No. "A meeting Of Citi-
ming, At the hail corner Of sth and streets north
| east. The president, w. c. Dodge, was in the
ports were submitted, and it was stated that ar
rangements were being made with the Herdic
Co. for line Of her1ics to supplement the service
favorng the increase in school facilities. con-
stitutiOn and bylaws were adopted. 1t was re-
ported that the association had membership OF
forty.
DEATH OF Mr.. JEREMIAH QUINN.-Mr. jeremiah
Quinn died suddenly late Saturday night, at the
residence of his son, Jno. QUINN corner OF Sd and
O streets southwest. Mr.. Quinn was o very cOrpu-
With an Affection e Of the heart He was BORN IN
Dromcolloher, County Limerick, Ireland, In 1888
He landed in baltimore about thirty 1--we years
| engaged In the grocery business In South Wash
ington, and by thrift and energy accumulated an
estate estimated at about as 600. He leaves wife
and four grown children His funeral will take place
from his late residence No 500 street southwest
| thence to St D0minic's church, where requiem
mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
HEIR SCHOTTB FAREWELL CONCERT.-The high
| regard and admiration which Herr Schott has won
| In Washington were well shown Saturday night
py the tact that large audience dehed the ele-
ments to attend his farewell concert in this city
Like the former recitas by this eminent artist the
ka1air was altogether delightful, and Herr Schott,s
| noble voice and admirable method evoked unusual
| expressions OF enthusiasm During the evening
the tenor was presented with laurel wreath, sent
| by the German minister. Mr.. Herman RakInaf's
/ excellent violin playing added not little to the
| enjoyablenesS OF the evening, and he ives twice
i,encOred.
| THE MAhMn BAND CoNCzRT.-An audience OF fair
proportions enjoyed the concert by the Marine
Band at the National Theater last night The
medley OF national airs cleverly arranged by Prot
sonsa, was rendered with much spirit. Ths .wai.
kur8" fantasia was imposing. and GOdfrey'l
.-Cumical Contest, an amusing instrumental farce
Mr.. Pruette though indtsposeo, sang s'The Palms'
and Ever the Bravest" with good eject, and Woe
J warmly applauded.